For Couples

Joint Will

25,000/-₹19,999/-(plus GST)

Our Joint Will is designed for couples who hold properties in single or joint ownership. As per the law, since joint assets are owned by two individuals i.e. husband & wife, they should both make a Will – either two separate Wills or one single Joint Will (for each of their share of the assets).

Joint Will is a single document for both spouses and is WillJini's most popular Succession Plan amongst couples and is highly beneficial to both of them as it secures both their future in case of any unexpected event.

Features & benefits

A Joint Will is ideal for couples having same wishes for their Succession Plan and is commonly preferred as assets are firstly to be distributed to the surviving spouse and after demise of both spouses - to kids / family / relatives / friends / charity in a specified manner.

In a Joint Will by WillJini, you get a dedicated lawyer who will be part of the entire Will drafting process end-to-end. You can reach out to this lawyer at anytime for clarifications, guidance or tips. Our expert lawyers have made thousands of Wills in the past 10yrs and are fully equiped to guide you through all kinds of complications, special requirements and wishes.

In order to make the entire process smooth for you, all our communication happens via audio / video calls and emails depending on your level of comfort. You can hence avail the expertise of India's top most Succession Lawyers from the comfort of your home, at a time suitable to you.

In cases where the testator (person writing the Will) needs personal meetings with our Lawyers, we can also arrange the same at an additional cost. We currently are serviceable for personal meetings in Mumbai and NCR Region.

A Joint Will ensures that your property is distributed in accordance with the Indian Succession Act of 1925, and personal laws such as the Hindu Succession Act, etc.

Our lawyers will guide you through every step of the Will writing process, ensuring that all legal formalities are observed. They will help you spell out your beneficiaries, alternate beneficiaries, executors, guardians, witnesses and many other clauses that are a must in order to make a Joint Will that makes it easier for your loved ones to inherit your property without any legal disputes, delays or confusion.

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Consultation Call with our Lawyer

Discuss in detail with our lawyer about your requirements, wishes, assets and finalize on your Succession Plan

Asset details & Distribution wishes

Provide asset details (value not required) like bank account no., property details, etc. of single/jointly owned assets. Also mention how do you wish to distribute your assets.

First draft of your Will

Once we have all the required details about your personal, family, assets and distribution details - our team will draft your Will in 2-3 business days and share it with you for your review

Final Draft and Will signing

Once the draft is finalised after your feedback, you can print it out and sign it in the presence of two witnesses. Your Legal Will is now ready!

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No. A Will is one such legal document that is exempted from stamp duty in India. Hence, it can be written on any plain piece of paper, and it will stay 100% legally valid and submissable in all courts of law

No, Notarisation or Registration of a Will is not mandatory in India. According to Section 18 of the Indian Registration Act, a Will simply signed by two witnesses is a Legal Will and is submissable in all courts of law

An Executor is a person who is appointed by the person making a Will, and who is authorized to take legal action on all the wishes mentioned in the Will. An Executor can be a beneficiary in the Will or any trusted person like a family friend, well-wisher who can assist the family in the inheritance process

Probate is a legal certificate issued by the Civil Court of Law after the validity of the Final Will is proven. A Probate may not always be required. However in cases where immoveable assets / wealth is of high value, a Probate is insisted upon to avoid any future disputes within the family.

An ideal witness should not be a beneficiary / directly related to any beneficiary of the Will. This minimizes the scope of challenging the authenticity of the Will. It is also advisable to have witnesses that are younger than you in age so that the chances of the witnesses outliving you are higher